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Knife pouches
Bob (this one) wrote:
> I read all the answers and everybody's working too hard. Go to your
> nearest sporting goods store and buy yourself a cheap tackle box.
> There's room for knives and any other tools you might like to carry
> along.
>
> Knives should be one to a compartment so blades don't bump each other.
> I've used them for my own tools in my restaurants and when doing
> off-site cooking. I made bags to fit against them with bungee cords to
> hold a couple cutting boards. Most tackle boxes come with extra
> dividers to make more compartments. I've notched them and used them to
> hold my knives into position so they don't bump around. One handle,
> lots of room, no sewing, no need to buy or make sheaths, no danger of
> stabbing yourself through the fabric.
>
> Beyond knives (nine of them), I have pastry tips and bags, canape
> cutters, dough docker, sharpeners (ceramic and diamond), can opener,
> pepper mill, culinary syringe, and various other small tools. Makes a
> tidy package, and they're relatively cheap.
Gimmeabreak!
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Andy
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